@Ryan Bolesky if you know the person's name or their date of death go down to the county surrogate court (may be called something different in your area, just Google "X County Probate") and tell the person at the desk that you are interested in accessing a probate file.

No one at Supreme Lending seems to know who he is and the surrogate loan agent he was emailing through (Angela Charles) isn't responding to emails or calls either.  

I went to the surrogate court yesterday and got the basic information.

"Okay dawg Imma call you back, after I get with my baby momma boyfriend, see its be me, my girl, my baby momma, her brother, and her boyfriend.

This Is kind of an odd story...but I was at one point doing the driving for dollars technique to get some deals...anyway no one returned any letters I sent out...however I stumbled accross a house in a neighborhood where comps are high and the home looks like it needs TLC but is a potential flip for sure...I searched the public record to contact the owner and it says its an estate of someone who was deceased...I have called the county, town assessor, surrogate court and a realtor and no one has any info for a contact person or whom owns this home.

I have spoken to folks at surrogate court, my county administrator and an estates attorney.

The problem Matt points out is real, but no worries ... it has an easy solution for a lazy millennial ... two words: sugar momma :) ... it is just as easy to fall in love with a rich girl than it is with a poor one...

Cold Calling WAS good before everybody and their momma started doing it.

Did you check the county surrogates office to see if owners estate was probated?

But, the baby momma has no legal interest, the out of wedlock child maybe, but not the mother.